NO. 23 ALl'INE. CAL .

COMEOY READY FOR STAG ING Alpine's new school auditorium,

with its modern stage and seating for 500, will be launched with an all-Alpine c o medy-farce t h is Saturday night when the Library Association presents 'The S iren and the C arpenter', by Bea La Force, librarian, and played by local talent under the direction of Joann Adams, the artist. It will show two nights, Saturday & Sunday, at 8 p.m. Tickets at the door or from local organizations.

O n e of the bes t casts ever assembled here is headed by Ruth R oklidge, Sarabeth Magnussen and Scott W i nn, supported by John Manly, Bea La Force, Louise Winn, Wallace Johnson and L.K. Anderson, who also handles the publicity. Samuel French, of N.Y., is reported to have accepted the w ork for publishing.

TWO LOVELIES 1',\--1 0 VIE FOR THE H EART OF SCOTT W INN, AS WOODWORKER IN

PREMIERE OF BEA LA FORCE'S COMEDY

OPENING SATUR DA Y AT SCHOOL. RUTH

ROOKLIDGE. (LEFT) A ND SA R ABETH

MAGNUS SEN. -DOTTIE MAY PHOTO,

SEWFR WORK STARTING Con tractor E. P. Watson, whose low

bid of $103,296. for the Alpine Sanitary !Jistrict' s sewer system, was awarded by the board of super­visors last week, is readying every­thing to start digging on the lines.

The treatment plant, below the old school, will be begun shortly. Deed for the land was recorded just before the contract was awarded, co m i n g f r om CI y d e Ho l l an d • Th e distr ict voted a $115,000. bond issue to cover costs of the modern system which will allow business district building permits, heretofore banned by the health department,

Note-- Next item for Alpine is the water system which must come eve�t­ually if this corrrnunity is to continue to grow and develop,

THUR, DEC. 3 1953

BETTER ROADS AHEAD

PRICE 5¢

Sam Hansen, in charge of Alpine's county road station and the man who, with his crew, keeps local thorough­fares in prime shape, reveals that the survey for straightening and widening of portions of Victoria Dr. , is nearly completed. Same for Dehesa road. Work will commence in the near future. Tavern hoad is also due

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THE ALPINE SUN AMERICA•s TINIEST NEWS�A�ER

FORTNIGHTLY ON THURSDAY

ALPINE. CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.

CLARKE IRVINE, EDITOR-PUBLISHER ALICE IRVINE, NEWS a CoM,oSITION

PR IHT.£0 BY OFFSET AT SUNNYSLOPE RANCH WHERE WE DO A HEAP 0

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Mrs • La Ve l l e Russe 11 i s now Gi r l Sc o u t -Mi s tr e s s , w i th as -si sta n t s so f ar named: Mrs. Elizabeth For dney, Mrs. Florence Jehl and Pat Doerr.

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WHITE GAS LUBRICATION & ACCE SSORIES

MECHA NIC ON DUTY 8 TO 6 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

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$1.25 Per Car Fi 11 the car, come as you are!

WED. THRU SAT, DEC. 2 ,3,4, & 5. WM, HOLDEN, DON TAY LOR, S,ALAG 17 SON OF BELL STAR, IN COLOR SUN, MON. TUES, DEC, 6,7, & 8 LANA TURNER, MERRY WIDOW ROCK HUDSON, SCARLET ANGEL, TECH, WED. THRU SAT., DEC, 9 TO 12 PAUL CHRISTAN & PAULA RAYMOND THE 8EAS1 FROM 2 0 FATHOMS

,LEX BARKER, TARZAN & THE SHE DEVIL

ED IT O R IAL IS AL P I N_E CORK ING O F F?

There be1ng so many retired navy and marine men living here that a navy man can use a term they will understand. When a fellow takes a snooze in his bunk or on deck he's 'c·orking off'.

�t s�ems to us that Alpine is do1ng Just that. Recently we tried to get going on Colorado River water for this potential agricul­tural wonderland, but it left the anchor down.

Then c am e the M oth e r G oose Parade, now America's second great pageant, following Pasadena's world famous Rose P arade, down at our nei ghbor tow n of El C ajon. A marvelous idea conceived by our friend Tom Wigton, of that City. It clicked from the start in 1947 with only 25 floats and 25,000 viewers and s een this year by nearly a quarter million'

· M u s i c by 1 7 bands , b ug l e 8· marching corps, and other thrills, wi th the many floats secured tremendous publicity in press, magazines, TV, radio and so on. bu t A l p i n e w a s n o t t h e r e 1

Retter luck next year. We hope so. The Sun had contemplated a float, but work and presstime just kept us out .

Dick Place, postal clerk, knows how to enjoy a vacation, being just back from 9 joyous days camping at Agua Caliente, county hot spring park in the desert where they bathed daily with son Danny, now 3. They

Call Hll-8800 for further programs roamed ar ound the dune s, found �etrified wood, agates and other souvenirs of this interesting area.

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HEATERS, TOOLS. LEVIS, WRANGLERS, SPORT SHIRTS, FLANNEL SHIRTS FOR � §i BOYS & MEN, SWEATERS FOR LADIES ETC. GIFTS FOR THE BABY, NOTIONS., �

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FI R™EN AND FRIENDS WILL DANCE FRl,DEC .11 TO MIKE ALESI 's BAND.THEY PLAYED AT THE FIRE­HOUSE PARTY, (L TO R) MIKE ALESI Bl LL Ml LLER. VAL

SAYAS, PETE ALESI AND JOE LINDY. HENRY NELSON PH OTO.

AP PLI ANCE SER VICE GROW ING J i m Mc Al 1 i ster, w h o rec en tl y

bought the Sherman plzce on So. Grade Rd., at Alpine Hgts. Rd. , is ex­tending his Alpine Appliance Service to the entire mountain region, (see ad). J im, native of Brownsville, Tex., and wife Louise, of Warrenton, Ky. and their three kiddies, Jim, Jr., Joann and Phil, are Jiving here. Jim was a Marine in w.W. 2, served in the South Pacific, has lived in the county since 1936. He services all manner of gas and oil appliances, th e rmo s t a t s , an d s o o n , 1 s steadily building up a nice business, which has been much needed here.

&\TE S BUY S AND SELLS TWO C. F. Berger, Utica, N.Y. has just

bought the Mike Bilello place and will move in at close of escrow, reports Johnnie Mae Grandeury of the Don Bates realty office. The cash price was not mentioned.

Bates has bought the 40 acre place adjoining the Kenmore Ranch,Descanso with 2�0' on Hiway 79, acquiring it as an 1nvestment property.

Alpine

BAKERY Order Your CHRISTMAS GOODIES Early, Please.

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PLASTERWORK and SUPPLIES Y 3. r n s

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SMART SHOPS IN EL CAJON • LEMON GROV E • NATIONAL Cl TY • PACIFIC BEACH

4 Fred and Ann Dally w ho run th e pop ular lit tle ca fe known up and down 80 as the Coffee Cup, reveal tha t m.aRy· folk s t a k e dFiv_es speciall y.-,to ge.t her homemade p:i:es and c akes .• (Egg,wg pies never last1} 4H AGGIES INSTALL Th e lively Alp ine 4H Agriculture group held its ins_tal lati�n re1:ently in fo1lel'·H.all, writes Men.lu Wilcox, reporter, filling h-er first; as.sign ­ment. Seated were: Alfred Randa,1.1.0-, pres ident; Ge_orge Landt, v1c e ­p resid ent; Louis La nd t, Jr., sec­retary, Lou Ann l;iercer, treasttrer, and-- Mel'i l u·. WHY NO-T SEND THE SUN AS A

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TYPEWRITER CO .. COMPLETE OFFICE EQUIPMENT SERVICE .. SUPPLIES C.E. Gleason, owner

1502 Fl FTH f>..VE. SAN DIEGO. CALIF.

Carl Allen. is back from a week­end drive, through heavy rain and· wind to Stockton, on business·. He has just br�mll:ht a 1�' cabin cruis_er which he w1 fl rehuil d for a trip down the Yukon next summer. ALPINE SHOPPI NG CENTER

LANDT BUILD I N G, HI GHWAY 80, ALPI N E, CALIFO RN I A

McGuffie's Sundries H4-2121

MEDICINAl PREPARATI ONS

P AY LIGHT BILLS HERE

VITAMINS COSMETICS

FOUNTAIN LUNCH

Alpine Variety Store GIFTS N OTI ONS TOYS

BLOU$ES SKIRTS R OBES N YLONS SCARFS

Dry Clean ing and laundry Agency

Louis H. Landt LICENSED E LECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

TWENTY-ONE YEARS IN A LPINE

PUMPS . WIRING FIXTURES - RADIOS

GAS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES P .O. BOX 776 P HONES H4-2361, RES. H4-2116

J. H McKie, Jr. Realtor

HO M E S A CREA GE INCOME

"Defore You Sell or Buy See McKie�

Alpine Television H4 -2309

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HOME & AUTO RADI O REPAI RING. TUBES TESTED rREE

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SPE:; IAL I ZIN" IN ANTfNNAS FOR YOUR PARTICULAR LOCATION J

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5 C.R. Clerk, se c retary, Alp in e Masonic club, has tak en over d uties from R. D. Wilcox. STATIONERY

and GIFTS For the Home

SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT

For the Office

EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE FOR rv'ANY F AMOUS i..lN E S IN OFFICE SUPPLIE S •.• A.B.DICK. SHAW­V,ALKER. HADLEY LO OSE-LE AF AC­COUNT I NG FORMS AND MANY OTHERS

4 Convenient locations MRS, MAY FO OKES SHGWS HER GARDEN TO CYNTHIA IRVINE, HER TWO YEAR OLD APPLE TREE, IN Pl CTURE, RORE 12 FRUIT THIS YEAR. DUE, SHE SAYS TO ORGANIC GARDENING METHODS SHE USES ON ALL HER GROWING THINGS ON THEIR ACRES BELOW VICTORIA DRIVE.

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La Mesa - 8223 La Mesa Blvd. •I RVINE PHOTO Escondido · 144 W. Grand c;yn ,r-:rnlfa1nnr lloolluool5ciol,"5oTTTI' o 15 15 c o o , ,.-�ll"oolfol5�

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TV FURNITURE RANGES WASHERS WATER HEATERS REFRIGERATORS

ROY CRANE, Sales Mana�er These Popular Brands: GE, Ph ilco, Sylvania, Kaye-Halbert, Hoffman, Interna­tional Harvester, Ad miral, Emerson, Packard-Ile]], ABC, Speed ().ieen, Ironrite, Sparton, 1Iau,ilton Dryers, Etc,.

Everything for the Builder LUMBER, ROOFING. CEMENT. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS, WALLPAPE_R, PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, HARDWARE, LINOLEUM & A SPHALT TILE, HAZARD BLOCKS ..

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MOONSHI NERS STAR T HERE Those lively Alpine teeners who

recently started� clu�, have just given it a chr istening, the 'Moonshiners', at the Woman's club last week. Claude Bailey heads a Oiristmas dance committee for the big hop on Dec. 19.

Ted & Teemo Brown WITH HAILEY REAL ESTATE O UT WHERE THE COUNTRY BEGINS 1

949 Highway 80 East of El Cajon, West of Alpine

1-14-7950

Marlin-Brown $AVE ON

$HOE� NAME BRAND SHO ES

AT CUT RATE PRICES

FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY,

See "Moe." FOR THE BEST DEALS IN S HOES.

1014 BRO ADWA Y, SAN DIEGO

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135 W. MAIN E L CAJON H4- 4788

aJNYUS BUI LDING HOME A retired warrant officer of the

U.S.M.C. , Wa lter H. Cunyus, and f amily, are making their cozy hom e in a b ig tra i l e r w h i le erecting their home at the east end of Victoria Drive on a 15-acre site. Already the garage is com­pleted.

Cunyus, Texas born, and his wife Thelma, a native of Jackson, Miss., have lived here five months, with th eir d a u g h te r O uida, 16, a

Gr o ss m o n ter.

GREEN S TAM PS AT HARDWARE Friday saw an innovation at Alpine

Hardware where Gene and Ann Sauter started giving out those v�luable little S & H stamps, redeemable in S.D. for many lovely premiums. They report quite a show of interest from many new customers. Their attractive store is now taking on the Christmas spirit with so many new toys and things for the yuletide,

K IDS EN JOY CAMPO DINNE R Alpine's 4H aggies enjoyed a pot­

luck at Campo, reports �.erilu Wilcox, given by the_ Farm _bureau •. They saw a film of California and its natural resources.' The people talked about many things and we h arned the_ how and why, ' she says. Attending: George & Louis Landt, Jr. , Alfred Randazzo, Lou Ann Mercer and Merilu.

S. D . G & E NEW COOKBOOK . A lot of housewives are getting

fin e new cookbooks throug h the generosity of the S,D, Gas & Electric Co. , distributed through dealers and obtzined merely by a coupon from a folder i llustrating the wonderful new cooking equipment. Th�y suggest for Christmas a new electric range-­Smog-free!

Mr .• and Mrs. Geo. Hazel, Modesto, were dinner guests of the Ralph_ Mc­C,uffies last Sunday week. He is a pharmacist also, working with Ralph in S.D., where they plan to make their home.

FLORENCE'S MARKET Owned & Operated by Florence Clarke

Groceries - Meat - Fresh Vegetables - Liquor

North Side Highway 80 P4-24eiE Alpine, Cal i.f.

SOME OF THE 28 YOUNG ONES THAT ENJOYED CYNTHIA IRVINE'S BIRTHDAY PARTY IN THE OUTDOORS AT THE IRVINE PLACE RECENTLY.

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SEND THE SUN TO A FR I E'ID �WAY. Jo Ann Adams. and Winona C opper, Tavern road artists, have kept their place pure native in decor, even to _________________ _ the field-stone wall they are build­ing without mortar.

Thanksgiving was a delightful day at the home of Hazel & Forrest Hohanshel t who had S.D. friends, Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Lykins, and Don Taylor (Hazel's brother) and wife and little

FORREST HOHANSHELT

Contractor I Builder

H� 2376 Alpine Donna, for a good oldtime dinner.�-----------------'

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TE M P L E SM I TH S TO R E TU RN 'ID B E A U TI F Y TA VE RN A R E A After spend ing some mon th s i n S. D. , \Itri . � - Le th b ri dge, who wi l l reopen

wh e r e th e y moved to be n e a r e r h i s Ye Al p i n e· Ta-ve rn , pj ans e xtens i ve w o r k , th e T em p-l e B. Sm.i t h s ' a-se- .hn dsc a pin,g, h-as al re a dy · cu ll. t.he . p·J ann i n g on movi n g - back ou t. the.-e ... - old- - cyp-re ss t.rees- . u tb.e OOl'tl,ce,p o-fc, ri gh t away-' to thei r l i t ble sa�ho-· Al.:no ld Way , aJ\d de aaed .. the, lot.,, lhe on M i d-way. dri,ve. lte i-s - working, fer ba r,rack<s· ha. heea trans.fon,edo . in-to . Fred Ru sh:inll-' on- one �f th e b.i g- ca.ta. , as factory f_or h-i� cer81&ie bu-5:ine-s,s.,, Th e two c h rl'd!'en w:i H be g-J ad- tG. �ong � tal>hshe� zn. S..�. lhe- k:i·tcnen r e tu rn t o Al .p:tn e schoo l . i s being mode,rn :r;ed;, wi. th.- n-ew: • equ�_p-

----------- me,H . and a- che f i S• b-eing b'rouSfi; in to supervise . MT. and Mrs-. Le th­bridge are busy day and n i gh t ge t'tin-g eve rything fi xed. so th e famous old sp o t m ay gr a du a ll y ge t i n t o the running wi thin a few weeks.

Carol i n e and bro ther, Ralph Hose , enj oyed the b i g foo tba l l scu ffl e m smo g Ange l es la s t week-end.

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Alpine

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HEAR I NG A I D S

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GR O S SM ON T H O S P I TA L TH A N K S · Th e Sun i s h appy to repo r t recei p t

o f two l e t t e r s , o n e from R. M a r v in J ackson, p r esident o f th e board fo r Gro s smon t H o s p i ta l Di s t r i c t , and ano _th e r f r om Rob_t ._ L . , Swe a r e n gin , chai rman o f the Ci ti zen s commi tte e exp r e s s i n g t h an k s f o r h e l p i n g t � p romo te t h e i n s ti t u t i o n wh i c h was assured a t the recen t bond el ection . Th e i r th anks are al so t o a l l i n the Al pine area fo r the fine e f forts pu t fo rth to ga in th i s i s sue wh i ch i n ­su res nearer, fa s ter and more modern fac i l i ti e s . The Sun i s gl ad to pass on thei r exp ress ion s to th e peop l e .

B I G OA 'i C E N E X T FR I D A Y E v e r y t h i n g i s r e a d y i n g f o r t h e

2nd annual benefit dance o f Alpine ' s f i re depa rtmen t i n the n e w s c h o o l a u d i tor ium F r i d a y , the 1 1 th , f rom 8 to 1 2 , w i th M i k e Al e s i a n d h i s orches tra . Money rea l i z ed i s for the fi reme n ' s fun d . Ta r i f f i s $ 1 , i n ­c l ud i n g t a x . The pub l i c i s i n v i ted .

M a 1 Ho o d s e n t $ 2 . fo r a s u b -s c r i p t i o n to The Sun , s a ys , ' M r s . Ro od and I qu i t bu s iness May 1 , now c a m p o u t on t h e o l d J o e Co c h r a n pl ace on Vi ej as View 1 an e o f f ol d US 8 0 • • • l i k e o u r n e w n e i g h b o r s ' ( Th an k s fo l k s , we l c om e ' )

Alex Cl i tsome and son Don o f S. D. enj o y e d th e Su n d a y r i d e o f t h e Lo s Se n d e r o s group wh i c h t r o t ted ou t from M r s . H a r ry Fen ton ' s San Pa s q u a l r a n ch . Th e C l i t s ome s did the commis sary honors . SEN D THE SUN TO A FR I END AWAY,

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E. A. Wilcox

Route I , Box 226, A l p i ne , Cal .

MA RNE BUTT E RWO RTH THA N K S A LPIN E FO R HELPIN G CO MMUN ITY C H EST DRIVE OVER T H E TO P, LEA DIN G MA N Y O T H ER A R EA S, • I RVINE P HO TO ,

N E W H O U R S A T EMP I R E France s Ca l dwe l l , ope r a t o r o f t he

Emp i r e Mar ket, has c ha nge d t he hou r s f o r her s t ore, keep i ng ope n now f r om 8 a , m. t o 7 p . m. ; S u n d a y s a n d h o 1 i d a y s , c 1 o s i n g a t 6 p . m. , s he r e p o r t s .

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HI G H W A Y P A T R O L I_S R I G H 1' . ' Fai l u r e o f mo tori s t s to dr i ve

in the righ t l an e fo r sa fety i s on e of o u r m o r e s e r i o u s v i o l a t i on s ' advi ses B. R. Cal dwel l , Patrol com ­mi s s i o n e r . Thi s h a s in s p i re d t h e sl o g a n ' K e e p r i gh t , b e r i g� t ' .

A l so o f i n t e re s t to many drivers of tru ck s a n d t r ai l er towe rs , i s th e n e w r� l in g to remain a t l e a s t 500 fee t behind the c a r ahead , so th a t c a r s m a y p a s s i n s a f e t y .

Th e Alpine fi re l a ddies di d a real fas t j ob on a brush fi re tha t started at th e Mcfadin p l ace l a s t we ek .

Chiropractor

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Sat. & Sun. Dec. 5 & 6 At 8 P• m.

A T T H E A U D I T O R I U M O F T H E N EW A L P I N E S C H O O L

ADMISSION 7 5 ¢

W r i t t e n b y Beat r i c e La Fo r ce D i r e c t e l b y Joan n Adam s

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P ro d u ce d b y A l p i n e n i b r a r y Asso c i at i o n

Here ' s a new, original c omedy tha t wi l l orovide vou and vour fami l v with two hours o f sol id fun and l aughs . It ' s the bigges t Seventy-Five Cents worth that you have had in a l ong, l ong time .

Written, produced, directed , and ac ted oy men a nd women fro m Al P.ine , the P.roceeds wi l l go to he l p yo�r Li brary ex pand its fa c1 l 1 t1e s for you .

Ticke ts are now on sal e at the Al pine Library ; and may al so be obtained through severa l can ­muni ty organizations working in con ne c t i on wi th t h e L i b ra r y Asso c i a t i on .

Tickets a l so av ai l ab l e at door.

P H O TOS B Y H E NRY N E LSO N

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JOHN MAN L Y

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vi ew mi r ro r , you are o bl i ge d to i n ­s t a l l on e b e fo re J a n . l , s ay s t h e

H i way Pa t ro l , as i t i s p a r t o f new s a fe t y l e gi s l a t i o n . Al so you mu s t use l owbeam headl i gh t s wh en fol l owin g wi thin 20 0 f e e t o f a c a r a t n i gh t . ( Cou r t e sy d em an d s thi s , e ven a t 500 f e e t . - Ed . )

Log C a b i n Ca f e S P E C I A L TY · ALE S I ' s I TAL I AN SP A G H E TT I A N D MEAT BALL S ,

S I Z ZL I N G S T E AK S • CH I CK EN BAS K E T SH R I MP BASK E T

T R Y OU R FAM O U S I T AL I A N '' TO R P E D O'' S A N D W I CH

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Butl e r Dri l l i ng Co K E N N ET H H ITTLE

D i amond Dr i l l i ng, Late ral s , Test Hol es, Water Wel l s Dr i l l ed , Dug,

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1 1 7 7 EAST M A I N S T .

EL C A J O N , C A. L I F

EMPIRE M A R K ET

FANCY FOODS

FINE MEATS

* H4- 2105 ALP I NE

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BC R D H A S GO OD I D E A Su p e r v i s o r D a v e B i r d , ( t h i s

di s t ri c t ) , h a s s t a r t e d a c t i o n to kn o w whi ch coun ty a gen c y i s r e s ­pon s i b l e fo r p ro t e c tin g c h i l d r en fr om a b an don e d w eo l s , ce s sp o o l s

an d mines . I f anyon e i n t h i s a re a is aware o f such a d an�e rou s h o l e , do no t de l ay in r e p o r t i n g i t t o th e sh e r i f f who mu s t n o t i fy th e

own e r to c l o se o r s a f e g u a r d i t , or fa ce p ro s e cu tion. Bi rd doe s no t wa n t ano th e r Ka thy Fi s cu s c a s e i n thi s area. We are wi th him.

IDB B Y I S TS L E A RN P A I N T I N G Wh en I s o b e l Pe l l e g r i n op en ed h e r

fu b b y Sh o p r e c e n t l y s h e di d · no t re a l i z e th a t Al p in e h a s a fl o ck o f fo l ks who l o ve t o k eep bu sy a s such l i ttl e p as ttimes, hen c e i s now teach­ing qu i te a cl ass in cerami c p ai n t ­i n � : Mar ti & Bob Haye s, 9iaron McGe e , Aru t a Va squez an d b ro th e r J i mm_y , Geo . & Hel en Ul r i ch o f l ak e Mo ren a Al i ce I r vi n e an d o th e r s . Th e y' r e

having a fine time , too .

ST R AN G E R S L I K E A L P I N E SU N Mrs . L. A. Pe ter s en , Ro deo , r� l i f. ,

fo rm e r Al p i n e r , s en d s $2 . ' P l e a s e

r e n ew my su b s c ri p t i on a s we enj o y r e a di n g t h e n e ws a bou t p e o p l e we kn o w th e r e , e t c . Th e l a t e s t on e

al ways l i e s on my co ffee tab l e whe re comp any o f ten pi cks i t up and reads, th en remark s about wh a t a cu te l i t tl e

pap er i t i s e ven tho the y don ' t know anybo dy th e re ' .

1EM P O R A R Y R E S I DE N T D I E S Mi s s Mari on Gre go rich, 36 , N a p a ,

Ca l i f. , p as s ed away h e re l as t Sun day we e k from c an c e r , h a v in g c om e to Al p i n e to ben e fi t from th e cl imate . Ro s e , h e r mother, and two bro th er s , Jo hn an d St ep hen , cam e f r om N a p a fo r th e f u n e r a l , bu r i a l wa s i n fu l y Cr o s s c em e t e ry .

AL P I N E

Applianee Serviee S E R V I N G TH E MOUN T A I N AR E AS

2 4-Hou r Se r v i c e

Cl ean • Repa i r . Parts . Repl ace P RO P AN E . BU TAN E , NA TU RAL GAS AND

O I L - BU R N I N G APP L I A N C E S

TH ERMOSTATS HON EYW E L L & GEN E R A L CON TROL S FOR FURNACE S , WA T E R HEA T E R S , STOVE S ,

K I TCHEN R A N GE S , SE R�E L S ,

J I M McALLISTER RT . 1 , Box 324B H4- 2797 AL P I N E

• LE I SURE AND F I N E W E A TH E R

MAK E A L P I N E MlCCA FO R TH E R E T I R E D WH E R E M EN

ErtJ OY H O R S E · SHO E P I T C H I N G ALL Y E A R , TH I S S C EN I C SPO T ' S I N DOWN TOWN AL P I N E 1

PHO TO , U N I ON T I TL E & T R U S T

FI R E C O N T R O L D EM 9N S T R A T I ON The p u b l i c i s i n v i t e d to t h e

Sp ring Va l l ey school a t ? : 30 p . m .

Th u r s . , D e c . 1 0 , t o w i t n e s s_ a

N o r th I s la nd group put_ on a l i�e

fi re con t rol show . I t will ben e fi t

home s , o ffic e , factory , _ farm , says

Me r ton , Sm i th , expe r � in c h a r ge .

I t behoove s eve �yo�e in t h� moun t ­

a i n s t o s e e t h i s i n te re s t i n g ex -

h i b i t .

RO OK L I D G E H A S N E W L O -:f La r r y Rook l i d g e o f A l p i n e , w h o

manages the popu l ar La Mesa C.hevn>l e t

a�en c y Rook l i dge & Wyson g , h a s J U S t

announ ced t h e Op! n i n g o f a _n ew � s e d

car J o t , corne r Sprin� & Un i ver s ity,

op�osi te their a ttractive �howrooms .k

Th ey se rve a l ot o f fo l k in th e bac

coun try.

' Cargi ' is the name of the cute new We l s h te r r i e r th e Frank Born ows k i s h a v e a cqu i re d . Same b r e e d fa n c i e d by Qu e e n E l i z a b e t h .

N o w O p e n

Hobby-Craft Al p i ne

H i ghway 80 - Eas t of F i rehouse

MAK ING

O r i g i n a 1 : Toy s, tlovel t i es , G i f t s , Souven i r s , Carv i n g s , Mode l s

B r i n g the ch i l d ren i n to see th i ng s be i n g made

Open Evenings

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J e r ry and Al i c e K l i p p a r e b a ck from 1 8 d e ] i gh t ful d ay s ' v a c a t i on mo t o r i n g e a s t t h r ou gh Wy om in g , vi s i t i n g f r i e n d s a n d r e l a t i v e s al o n g th e l i n e s t o p p i n g o f f in Wi s c m s in . Comin g hom e south they go t i n to snow s to rm s an d h ad l o t s

of th r i l l s do i n g o ve r 6000 m i l e s '

ALPINE REPAIR SERVICE G.O. Ll.nne

LocK & Key Work, Saws Filed, Elec­trical & Mechanica l Repairs , Etc . •

MOVED

DO WN H I WAY 8( "l E X T TO L O G CA B I N

Pretty"cushiony"for y�ou . . .

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wit�r�e�h�A�:�,!����,:: n 1

, �r� your driving rnshio11y-smootb - for a � chousand miles or more. And because Marfak dings far longer to points of wear and friction, your upkeep coses go domi. For proof, drive in today for longer last-ing J\for/dk chassis lubrication. B OB ' S

TEXACO SERVICE ALP I N E H 4 • 28 7 2

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8 U Y A T H O M E I N A L P I N E !

FOR HOMES & HOMESITES

S E E

DON BATES ALPINE

H I W A Y 8 0 H 4 . 2 5 3 7

RENDEZVOUS CAFE and Trailer Park

�OME COOKING AND BAKING

H i ghway 80, 2 m i . East of Al p ine CL O S ED TU E S D A Y F R OM 2 , . M .

H 4 H4 - 2 1 50 MJt AND MRS. KARL HAUG

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CARDS YOU CAN SEND New Styles Thi s Year

ASK F OR IN F ORMATION AT ALP I N E STORE. AL PI N E EL CAJ ON PH ARMAC Y. EL CAJ ON J ACUMB A PH ARMACY . J ACUMB A MAc · s ST ORE , P I N E V AL L EY Mc CORMI CK ' S, Gu ATA Y P ERK I N S BROS. , DESC AN SO

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VALLEY

TII A N KS FROM F IRE C H IE F This gratifying 1 etter from the

head of Al pine Fi re Dept. , is passed on to al l who participated. Now we hope the enjoyable affair may be an annual event. To The S u n :

The entire staff of the Alpine Fire Department wishes to thank you for the idea of the highly successful housewarming for the new firehouse.

Please convey our thanks to every­one in Alpine for their wonderful support in celebra ting the open house. Al so to the businessme n who donated the refreshm ents, every donor of funds for the uniforms, the orchestra, and the Greyhound motion pie ture.

We are specially grateful to every member of the committees for making it such a success.

We sincerely hope you had as much pleasure at the open house as we did.

-Sam Randazzo, Chief

GE T T H AT M A IL IN E AR LY When you wra p and post your Xmab

bundles now you are not only helping the busy P.O. department, but your­self a nd the rec ipi ent o f your packages, says Phil Hall, P .M. B�y your stamp supply now, and a void that rush. Also, see that your mail­box has name & number on it,

John Romaine had a thrill Thanks­giving night talking long-distance to his eldest daughter in Buf falo . Only bad feature , the excise tax! ' She said it was sno wing there ' , J ohn grinned, ' so we stay here! '

Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Shubert, parents of Mrs. Kenneth Hittle, have arrived from the e a st, ta ken one of the duplexes adjoining the Coffee Cup, reports Don Bates, owner . They may remain indefinitely.

Pat & Violet Mylrea are entertain­ing her brother Joe Lieske, in their trailer here, the trio having driven ba ck from Phoenix where he just fin ished installing a large dry cleaning plant.

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MJSIC IS ON E FEATURE OF EL C AJ ON ' s F AM ED MOTH ER G OOSE PARAGE AN D TH I S I S ON E OF MAN Y B AN D S THAT THRI L LE D K I D S AN D OL DST ERS,

J a ck Klein, Alpine, ha s leased and moved into the Al K ay r a nch, owned now by E . A. Sproul, reports Ca r l S t a t e n , w i t h D on B a t e s • Klein ' s parents a re coming from the east to live with him.

Gene and Ann Sauter, that jolly cou ple who run Alpine Hard�a �e , tra ined t o L . A. for Thanksgiv i ng dinner with his sister Mrs. E. Wood, report a wonderful day, but glad to be back in smogless Alpine.

Bob Wood a nd fa mily are back in Alpine after spending the summer at

Stehekin , Wash. Says Bob 'back to get some of that wonderful Alpine sunshine ' .

Don B ates repo rts sale of t he Edith Garner place, Hidden Glen, to John and Edith Husser of L a Mesa, who are mo vi n g in to make the i r ho me here.

John Bates has sold his cute littl e Ren ault to Art Murley,

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REW ARD FOR E AR LY R ISERS If you are a lo ver of n�ture ,

especially the sta rs , now is the time to peek outdoors anytime after midnight, for the heavens show forth the handiwork of the Master Artist with some brilliant stars now up.

Jupiter rises shortly after mid-night and the always l ovely Venus, is th� bright mor ning star. Or�on, the Pleiades and other constellations wil l thrill you.

Buy at home and keep the change here 1

ALPINE I GN I T I ON

How are Your Brakes? � You r I gn i t i on System ? �

At Perry's Mobil Service

Hiway 80 H4-2334 Alpine

ALPINE STORE ES T A B L I S H E D 1 8 90

WH ERE You GE T QUAL I T Y MERC HAN D I SE COMP ET ET I VE P RI C ES COURT EOUS SERVI C E EASY PARK I N G

F r e e D e l i v e r y L EAVE YOU R F I LM S H ERE F OR F I N I SH I N G B Y BUNN ELL 'S. A G EN T F OR H OM EL AN D FL ORI ST S.

H4-2153 J ack Wil son

JERRY MYERS <o SP/�'-, · · !S-�\

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L O U I S M . W I N N ,

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D\NGER 0� FOOT I N CO UN TY ' Pede strian death s are always

heavier in outlying an d rural dis­tricts' reveals th e S .D. Coun t} Traffic Safe ty Council, ' as every fifth traffic death in the p ast 10 week s has been a walk er'. Th at ap plies to Al-p i n e, too .

H e n r y N els on, A l p i n e p h oto e x p e rt, h a s been laid up a few d a ys w i t h t h e f l u .

CALL

STAR & CR ESCENT H 4 - 3 3 6 1

For q u i ck d e l i ve ry o f s tove o i l and pe t ro l eum prod uct s .

R E G U L A R A L P I N E D E L I V E R Y S E R V I C i.

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G R O C E R Y lFORMERLY R AY ' S PL ACE )

BEER . W I \IE SOFT DR I NKS

F EAT URI NG ,d,W. GREEN STAMPS

J I M J O H N S O N , PR O P .

H I W A Y 8 0 , A L P I N E , t M l . E . O f PO

• PROPANE GAS •

I N S T A L L A T i O N S

I n v e s t i g a t e o u r l o w- c o s t M e t e r P l a n . P a y f o r t h e G a s a s I t i s u s e d - ­R i g h t t h rou g h t h e m e te r .

ROCKGAS SERV I C E C O . I N C .

H4- 317 3 , 20 1 Highway 80, E l Cajon

J . H . S . HONOR RO L L I S OU T Girls led boys in making th e

honor roll fir st term at Alp ine junior high, 1 6 la s s ie s b eing named, wit h five lads : Marcin e Bostrom, Lynne Carpenter, Susan Heinrich, J eanette Jehl, Beverly Kelly, Donna Kay Love, Sh aron McGee, Lou A n n Mercer, Ronn ie Rooklidge, Eva Nell Scott, Carol Shepard, Mary Lou Spires, Anita Va s q ue z , Mel odie Wai ts, Thelma Wainwright, Linda Keoly, Roberta Runbeck, George Copenhaver, Jim McAlister, Jerry Miley an d Barry Mockler.

s . n . C HI E F E X P LAI N S When the Al pine Fire Dept. house­

warming party was held, Chief Geo. E. Courser an d any of his men were

inv ited. H e s ent the Sun a n ice letter of thanks, hoped the affair a grand success.

He also clarified a statement U,at appeared some time ago _that credited him with referring lightly to the ability of the Alpine department. ' What I really said w a s that the peop le of Kensington Park could no more expect aid from the San Diego Fire Dept., than could the residents of Alp in e ' h e wrot e , 'I have no reason to belittle any fire depart ­ment'. Thanks, Mr. Courser.

R<\NGER S TA T I ON S C LOSED Lloyd Britton , district ranger,

reports that the De scanso and Alpjne fire station s are now shut down to skeleton crews for the season since the rain s have dampene d the high fire h a z a r d s . The Alp ine Guard station at time s is unmanned when the crew has the day off so domestic blazes outside the Alpine fire dis­trict are not likely to have pro­tection .

The Caldwells h a d a family re­union Than ksgiving at the home of Frances Caldwell , operator of Empire market . There wa s Hola n d of L . A. with wife , an d son Hoger ; an d B ,R . ( Highway Patrol C ommi s s ione r of Sacramento), an d his wife Wanda . They are brothers of the late Wayne Caldwel l , wh ose chil dren, Lin da, Anne and Kirby , were also present .

T H E C A N D L E L I G H T D I N N E R H O U R . A N D S U N D A y 1 2 : 3 0 TO 8 : 30

5 M I L E S E A S T O F E L C A J ON 0 N R OU TE 80

CL OS E D WED NES DAY & THURSDAY H IL L D /.. L E 4 - 3 586

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TWO HARD WORKER S FOR L IBRARY PL AY AT N E W S CHOOL : RU TH R O OK LID GE AN D SCOT T W I N N. SHE ' S N ATI VE OF EAGLE ROCK , CAL, ; H E ' S FROM CL ARK S VI L L E, TE NN. . H EN RY N E LS ON P H OTO

DA N CE C LA SSE S TO BEG I N L e s s on s i n tap , ballet a n d

acrobatic wi l l start the first of the year in the Woman ' s Club. Students wishing to enroll, contact Mrs. Clarke I rvin e, 84-2394 as a group of 1 5 must be sign ed � p befo fe the teacher, Mrs. Delonse B z d ul a , well kn own d an ce in ­structor of El Cajon, will start cl1 .sses .

MR S . MC CA L L W I T H U N ION Last issue it was stated that Ivan

E . Lake is the new writer for the back country, but the regular cor­respondent, Blanche McCall was n ot mentioned . She writes all the regular news and the new man han dles h urry­up s and features. She is also re· p orter for the E . C. N ews .

YOU TH CEN TER XMA S SALE S Although Alpine's famous thermo­

meter makes it summery, a spirit of the yuletide is in the air for th e youth Center h a s open e d a s h o p two doors east of Alpin e ba kery to rai se mon E;y _ for �he building fun d by sell i ng g i ft wrappings, dec:o ; · ,, , _· on ., and cr ., f � work, mostly donated.

The Arthur Pratts are back from their brief vacation to Mexico City, report a wonderful time an d lots of picture making.

l 1 RI C HARD S FAMI LY T HAN K FU L

Mr. an d Mrs. Jack Richards, who were burned out la s t Sun day week have expressed dee� gratefulness to The &m and residents of Al pine who h ave h e lped t h em in this family disa s ter. Frien d s loa n e d them a trailer an d helped bui l d a cabana be side it and with the p ump house space, they are living right on the site awaiting insurance adJ us tments and plans for rebuilding. The b?y is back in school and everything is going along fin e, exc e pt fo� the los s of so many per s onal th in g s.

The benefit fun d started by The Sun is slowly growing, the list to :late including:

AL ,. ! N E S U N • • , • , • •

B E T T Y & B R E E Z Y C R O C K E �

A L l' l h E F l ,- E O E ,. T .

5 . H A W E S , S E C U !t f T Y B A N K RU S S E L L SM I T H , S . D , UN I O S M R S . S T E P H EN R . W I N S L O W

M R S , E D N A T l E L E N S , L . A. S T E V E O f A L l" I N E

TO T A L T O D A T E , , •

. $ 2. 2 . 5. 5. 2 . 5 . 2 . I •

$ 2 4.

Mx ss Ware, their nearest neighbor who has don e so much to h elp th e family, had them all in to a great Thanksgiving dinner .

S U N C L A S S I F I E D AD S P A Y Q F F !

L I G H T H AU L I N G A n y Ty p e

5 1 ½ TO N PICK - U P

ALP I NE H4-2950

C H l< I S T M A S

CARDS Samp l e s a r e H e r e B ette r Orde r Ear ly

VALLEY

STATIONERS 1 1 7 E. MAIN ST., EL CAJON

H4- 840 I

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Alley-Ramay Paint &. Supply EL CAJON

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T H E H O U S E O F COLOR

A R T I S T ' S

M A T E R I A L S A N D

S U P P L I E S

T O O L S F O R H O BBI E S

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The Geo. Wa l te r ses of J a patul ente rt.ained week-end visito rs from Monrovia, Haro] d G ray and daughter, Mrs. Al Beech.

PARlS MOR T UAR Y

Th i s Are a ' s P i oneer Mortua ry 474 N . MAGNOL I A EL CAJ O N

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2 4 - HO UR AMBU LANCE SERVICE

MA K E CHR I S T M A S L A Y - AW A Y S N o w r

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NEW CHURCH NEAR CQ\,JPLET I ON ON ARNO L D W A Y S I TE D ONATE D B Y HARR Y N O RR I S , LE F T , W I T H T H E R E V . S C HO O N O VE R, MRS . S C H O O N O VE R AND WO RK I NG P AR T Y.

I T WI LL BE U SE D SUNDAY . - I RV I NE PHOTO

TO U S E N EW C HURC H SUN DAY The Rev. A.J. Schoonover, Alpine

Assembly o f God church, 'Bethel Temple' , announces opening service Sun. Dec. 6th, warmly welcomes al] to come and get acquainted.

Ser vices w ill be held in the pa rsonage part o f the building until finances permit further con ­struction of the main auditorium. Plans f o r ope ning day include regul a r S unday s c ho ol at 10 , worship at l] , and an o] d fashioned pi cnic on the g r ounds about ] o'clock. The pastor invites every­one to bring a dish and j oin in, after which singing wi] ] be en­j oyed, featuring N egro spiri tua] singers.

Regular Sunday evening service will be at 7 : 30. ' Come unto me, a] ] ye that labour, and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.

SU BSCR I BE F O R THE SU N A N D G E T T HE NE W S F R E S H 9 Y M A I L E V E RY I S S U E

D I S T I NC T I V E APPA R E L F OR T H E J U h l OR . M I S S O R MA T R O N

S I Z E S 8 T O 2 6 t Use Ou r lay-(J1J)ay Plan.

WE G I VE .:JW GREEN STAMPS

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C L A S S I F I E D

FO R SALE , I N COME P ROPERTY

2 N E W H O U S E S O N H I W A Y 8 0 W I T H 1 0 0 ' B U S . F R O N T A G E . ¼ M I L E E . O F A L • I N E P . O . H A R • I S O N 4 - 2 49 5

f OR RENT

F I N ES T RENTAL I N ALP I N E , ONLY $ 5 0 . 1 - B R . F U R N , P I N £. LO G C O U R T , C O N T A C 1 M G R , H A Y S , H I W A Y 8 0 , H4 • 2 9 5 4 ,

FOR SALE , R EAL ESTATE

N E W . l B R H O U S E O N �t A LRE F R O N T O N HI W A Y 8 0 . E X C E L L E N T W E L L . G O O D T E RM S . h 6 - 5 7 4 1

F I N E HOME II 1 6 A C R E S , 5 B - R M S , N E W

B A T H S . F L O O R S . K l ·'!' '.: H E N . M A N Y I M • PRO \/E M E N T S , L O V E L Y S H A D E ; R E E S . E X • C E L L E N T L o e • • 1- t M f , D O WN T O W "4 A L l" I N E , $ 39, 5 0 0 . ' E • M S : M I G H T 'RA D E . H4 - 2394

T R A I L E R S F O R S A L E T R A V E L O , 22½ F T , E A S T E R N M A K E

H O U S E TRA I L E R I N G O O D C L i A N C O N D . M O D E RN I N T E R I O R , C H E A I" F O R C A S H O R T E RM S . S E E P A T M Y L R E A , A L. l" I N E T llt A I L E R P A R K , R T . l I B O X 5

FOR SALE , M I SCELLAN EOUS

D E E P F RE E Z E C H ES T , 2 1 F T , G O O D C O N D I T I O N , S U I T A B L E F O R P O U L T R Y M A N O N R A N C H . B A . G A I N $ 1 8 5 . H4 - 2 394,

N E W W H I Z - M I X L I Q U E F I ER , F I N E F o • l" llt E P A " I N G F O O D S F O lt I N !=' A N T S , I N • \/ A L I D S . M A K I N G D E L I C I O U S D lt l N K S , $22. 5 0 . H 4 - 2 3 9 4 , F I N E F O R X M A S ,

BR I TAN N I C A E N C Y C L O , E O IA , L A T E S T E D , RE A L L E A T H ER . M A. H O G . C A S E , S A C . O N L Y $ 1 20 . H4 - 2 39 4 , N I C E X M A S G I F T ,

M r . and M rs. Pat Shaw, s he ' s � sister of Ralph McGuffie here, spent three days in Alpine, enjoyed Thanks­gi ving. He is a r egi onal vic e­president of the Calif . Ho rseman ' s Ass n . at M a rtine z , att e n d e d a · session of Region 8 at the Aztec Ride r ' s clubhouse in E . C .

Hal(s make paper : paper makes 111oney : money makes banks ; banks make loan,- : loan" make povert y ; proverty makes rag,.

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Loretta Metzger (Mrs. M c C ] oud ) Alpine artist, now has her mother , Mrs . John Metzge r , with her, having arrived la st week from her daughter ' s in C a r i b ou, Me. S . D . is her home , where the family lived many yea rs, the ] ate J o hn Met zger being the first to o pen a mar ket on 12th . They came originally from fairbanks, Alaska , whe r e Lo retta was bo rn ,

Al pine Coffee Cup Hot Soup Days are H ere ! Enjoy Ours; They ' re F amous

Fred and Ann Dal l y HIWAY 80 ¼ M I LE E. O F P .O. H 4 - 2 3 5 5

Now ' s t he ti me to l e t us

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PR I N T I NG COME S TO A LP I NE Several large orders for printed

ma t ter have recently been fini shed �ere and delivered by the press of The Sun·, whi c h g ives A l p ine con­siderab l e pub l icity . Eichenauer ' s Heal th Foods, Phoeni x jus t had 7000 reprin t s done on nu tri t i on. The famous Hunza House, E scondido, has rec eived 8 4, 0 00 cookie labels for i t s 30 assorted pas tries. Pierce ' s Slan t i ng B oard, Burbank, had a n order f o r 5 0 0 0 f older s t ha t � o all o ver t he world. Prin t ing l. S al so done for S . D. , and many other nearby places.

A L P I NE WEA TH ER H O L DS U P Ev en t hough t h e hot s p el l w a s

qu i te no t i ceab l e here, t h e Su n's sl ogan ' When i t ' s ba.d . he re, i t ' s wo r s e e l sew here', he-I d t rue for e v en telll'pera te o l d S . D. s uffe red a re cord 93,on Oc t. 3, w hile L.A. was stopped with a. thic_k, smoggy 100 pl u�, a�d oth�r po1nts 1n proportion. Al p 1ne J. s st111 the as thma capital !

Mrs.Clarke McKee, widow of Alpine' s late pioneer, is now in Anderson Re s t Home, Lemon Grove, hopes tha t her friends will see her or wri te. She re cently moved from here.

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